No, you would have to do the stratigraphic transformation yourself, then
import the tranformed grid in sgems.
Another solution is to apply sisim on a point-set instead of a cartesian
grid.
On 3/19/07, Busschers, F. (Freek) <freek.busschers@...> wrote:
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> Hello,
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> I would like to perform SISM actions within an irregular Cartesian grid
> (undulating top and base). Does anyone know how to do this or do I have t=
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> wait for the new SGEMS version=85.?
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Dear list,
I encounter a little problem using SK estimation algorithm. I obtain
negative estimated values since all the conditioning data are positive. An
interpolation must not create new extrema. The number of minimum
conditioning data is 3. These negative values could be due to screeening
effect or do they come from numerical instability?
Thanks for your response
M.G.